Book Hamptons Private

Discover an exclusive piece of American luxury culture with "Hamptons Private" by Assouline. This stunning book reveals the fascinating history and unmistakable charm of the Hamptons, one of high society's most coveted retreats. Once a refuge for English settlers, the Hamptons have been transformed into a summer paradise of elegance and glamor, cherished by celebrities such as Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Madonna.

Through striking photography and captivating narration, "Hamptons Private" provides a rare glimpse behind the scenes of this exclusive world. Experience the breathtaking landscapes, from the picturesque sand dunes to the magnificent waterfront estates, that give the Hamptons their unique appeal. The book invites you to experience the quintessential Hamptons experience - be it a polo match in Bridgehampton, the surfer's paradise of Ditch Plains or a yacht charter off the coast of The Springs.

The region's unparalleled quality of light, which artists such as Willem de Kooning described as a "wonder", is captured on every page and conveys the boho-chic spirit of the region. Soak up the atmosphere that has made the Hamptons a meeting place for creatives and celebrities. Feel the excitement of a tennis match at the Meadow Club, listen to the quiet conversations of exclusive parties and enjoy the culinary delights the region has to offer.

This book is more than just a coffee table book - it's a window into a world where nature and luxury come together in harmony. "Hamptons Private" is a must-have for anyone interested in design, culture and the distinctive lifestyle of the Hamptons. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of a place that is constantly reinventing itself without losing any of its original charm.

About the author:

Dan Rattiner, a cartoonist, photographer and award-winning writer, fell in love with the Hamptons when he moved to Montauk at sixteen. He has remained a resident of the East Coast ever since. Rattiner founded the popular Dan's Papers, a free weekly newspaper, at the age of twenty. He has also worked for The New York Times and hosted a weekly radio show called "The Hamptons Report" for WQXR. Rattiner's books include "In the Hamptons," "In the Hamptons Too," "In the Hamptons Forever" and "Still in the Hamptons."